What Type of Authority Exists When a Principal's Behaviour Leads

question 50

Multiple Choice

What type of authority exists when a principal's behaviour leads a third party to reasonably believe that someone has the authority to act as an agent, even though no such agency actually exists?

• A) implied
• B) secondary
• C) implicit
• D) apparent

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